How many college graduates in China?

Many graduates go to college.

Absolutely not. Many of the players are not college graduates.

I remember reading a study that stated this. Also, college graduates are healthier than non-graduates as well.

Somewhere in the neighborhood of 40 percent more than non college graduates.

College graduates can receive better jobs, and are likely smarter!!

Yes college graduates make more money than non-college graduates. On average a non-college graduate makes $18,734 and a college graduate makes $27,915.

China has largest number of graduates.

earn twice what high school graduates earn. have greater rates of savings.

Generally, college graduates earn higher wages (and sometimes much higher) than non-college graduates because of the increased knowledge and skills that they have acquired due to their collegiate studies. College degrees offer employers the assurance that college graduates have faced definable challenges, studied certain topics, and gained employable tools of one sort or another.

Not many people are smart enough and some people don't even go to college.

71.1 % of Filipino high school graduates attend college.

1/3 of high school graduates go to college.

More college graduates than jobs

There is not current information on how many graduates there are from Chadron State College, but 2,274 students currently attend the school.

During a deep, long recession, most employers are reluctant to hire anyone, graduates as well as those who didn't attend college.

All I know for sure is that Puerto Rico ranks 6th for most college graduates.

during the 1980's were there more college graduates then jobs?

In 2009, 73.8% of female high school graduates went to college. In 1920, 7.6% of female high school graduates went to college.

4 out of every 7 college 4-year graduates do not find a job related to their major

It depends on the college graduate.

If they are actually college graduates, they have either an associates degree or a bachelor's degree. In most people's minds, a college graduate has a bachelors, so the answer would be all of them.

Robert Goldenkoff has written: 'Federal jobs for college graduates' -- subject(s): Civil service positions, College graduates, Employment

There are a large variety job opportunities available for college graduates. The jobs available to any one individual will be specific to the degree that the person has acquired. Online job databases such as Monster and Jobing can help college graduates locate job opportunities.

The decrease in the wage for high school graduates mean it will make it harder for them to work and save up to go to college.

Robert M. Greenberg has written: 'Employability of college graduates in Indiana business and industry' -- subject(s): College graduates, Employment